I’ve been looking for something that brings that “wanikani feel,” to grammar. The best resource I’ve managed to find is Learn Japanese | Online & For Free . However, I’m intending to use it as a supplement and not a replacement. Can anyone who has gone through Genki / TextFugu / JLPT tell me how much of any of those curriculums elon covers. Thanks!
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Seems to cover the very basics of the basics. Should be enough grammar wise for JLPT N5 (it has very little in it) and probably a chunk of JLPT N4.
Have you checked out renshuu.org?
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Doesn’t cover much at all really. Doesn’t even seem to cover full N5.
I’m not a fan of using “si” instead of “shi” or “ti” instead of “chi” even though it was how I originally learned.
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Damn, Elon Musk took a break from Mars to learn Japanese?
Oh… it’s a different Elon, you say?
I think he’s planning to build a Hyperloop to fluency in Japanese.
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Yeah I hate that as well
When you use an IME to write ち as ti and し as si it’s faster than chi/shi. It’s all about that one less keystroke. Gotta maximize your efficiency.
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I’ve seen renshu mentioned a lot but never bothered looking into it. I decided to take the plunge. We’ll see how it goes.
Thanks!
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Spot on. I really disliked it as first, but I’ve noticed a typing speed efficiency for sure. All in all it hasn’t been too much of an issue, as wanikani accepts either.
I haven’t heard of renushuu, but I’ll check it out! Thanks for the info and resource!
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